TURKEY

[Katcoler]

Can i use my phone as normal in Turkey ot do i need a bolt on added?

[Bambino · Accepted solution]

@Katcoler You cannot use your phone as normal. Turkey is not part of the EU. See this link: 

https://www.o2.co.uk/help/pay-monthly/using-your-phone-abroad

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More information about using your phone abroad

You can make and receive calls, browse the internet and send and receive texts, just like you do at home.

- That means that you can just dial numbers saved in your phonebook to make a call

- You will need to input the country code to call any other country

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Whenever you use your mobile phone abroad you should always use the international dialling code of the country you're calling. Just key '+', then the country code, followed by the area code (without the 0) and then the phone number.

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Accidental roaming (sometimes known as inadvertent roaming) might occur if you are in an area close to national borders because your phone picks up the network across the border. If this happens, you may be charged as though you were roaming on the network across the border. You can prevent this if you live near a national border by setting your handset to do a manual network selection (as opposed to an automatic network selection) and select the O2 network. This way if you lose the O2 network your handset will not automatically try to connect you to an alternate network. For advice, please visit your nearest O2 store.

[Anonymous]

Hi, @Katcoler 

It is covered by the o2 travel bolt-on @4.99 per day

All info you will need is in this link. Enjoy your time in Turkey.